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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Are you studying/doing it hard/well?
1. You are studying hard?
2. You are studying well?
(I'm studying hard/well)
(I'm painting/typing hard/well) etc.
I wonder the adverb well can be used similarly to hard in #2 and with other verbs.
2. You are studying well?
(I'm studying hard/well)
(I'm painting/typing hard/well) etc.
I wonder the adverb well can be used similarly to hard in #2 and with other verbs.
Top answer
In my opinion, the senses are quite different. I understand "hard" to describe your effort here. "Well," on the other hand, seems to describe the effectiveness of your effort.
- In my opinion, the senses are quite different.
- I understand "hard" to describe your effort here.
- "Well," on the other hand, seems to describe the effectiveness of your effort.
- That is, it's possible to work very hard and accomplish nothing.
- I can say, "She is sleeping well," and it has nothing to do with her effort.
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In my opinion, the senses are quite different.
I understand "hard" to describe your effort here.
"Well," on the other hand, seems to describe the effectiveness of your effort.
That is, it's possible to work very hard and accomplish nothing.
I can say, "She is sleeping well," and it has nothing to do with her effort.
It means
I understand "hard" to describe your effort here.
"Well," on the other hand, seems to describe the effectiveness of your effort.
That is, it's possible to work very hard and accomplish nothing.
I can say, "She is sleeping well," and it has nothing to do with her effort.
It means
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